New Delhi: German airline Lufthansa is keen to bring the world’s largest passenger aircraft, Airbus 380, to India but the route on which it will operate and from when is yet to be firmed up, the airline’s Vice-President, Asia-Pacific region, Steffen Harbarth, said on Tuesday.
At the moment, Lufthansa operates 46 weekly flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune and Chennai.
Addressing a press conference, Harbarth welcomed the Indian Government’s decision on the Airbus 380 as this was something that foreign carriers had been requesting for some years. The conference had been called to announce the appointment of Wolfgang Will as the airline's Director, India.
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